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Hawaii volcano sends more lava and sulfur gas into communities
Associated Press PAHOA, Hawaii The Kilauea volcano sent more lava into Hawaii communities
Man pleads guilty to serial killing of 7 poor women
Associated Press CROWN POINT, Ind. A former Marine who authorities say preyed on women in an
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS President Donald Trump is suggesting that Rudy Giuliani, the aggressive new
Trump salutes NRA, says elect Republicans to save gun rights
Associated Press DALLAS Months after the horror of the Parkland school shootings in Florida,
Canfield police issue warning about scams
Police Chief Chuck Colucci warned residents to be aware of possible scams.
Project Veritas attempts sting operation at Lordstown schools
A spokesman said Project Veritas does not comment on ongoing investigations “real or imagined.”
HomeGoods purchases house in Lordstown
Lordstown's mayor cautions against reading anything into HomeGoods' house purchase.
Hoerig murder confession detailed in evidence hearing
Claudia Hoerig’s defense lawyers still want the trial moved out of Trumbull County and the confession suppressed.
After 70 years, Komara Jewelers passes torch to new generation
Bob Komara of Komara Jewelers is passing the torch to his family's next generation, daughter Brianna Komara-Pridon and son Rob Komara.
NAACP official: Y'town schools need plan, work with state
Youngstown City School administrators need to devise a multi-faceted plan and work with the state to improve the school district’s scores and education, says Jimma McWilson, vice president of the NAACP Youngstown Branch. McWilson and George Freeman, president of the chapter, discussed these actions at a community forum titles race, racism, class and poverty in all areas of public education Thursday night.
Emily Guerriero has Williams Syndrome and wants you to know about it
The Williams Syndrome Awareness event is noon to 4 p.m. Saturday at Struthers Parkside Church.
Warren woman shares success story, offers tips to entrepreneurs
The local custom embroidery business owner says research and lots of love are needed to start your own business.
910th Airlift Wing presents new tailflash
The 910th Airlift Wing introduced a new tailflash design for the wing’s fleet of C-130H Hercules aircraft
METRO DIGEST || Trump in Cleveland
President Donald Trump is coming to Cleveland on Saturday to highlight the tax reform legislation he signed into law in December.
METRO DIGEST || Joe Maxx Coffee opens
Joe Maxx Coffee shop opened at its new location downtown Thursday.
Charges against YSU professor dismissed
Professor’s husband said he had no recollection of the events he recounted to police in October
Prosecutors: Gun arrest was by the book
Woodbridge was initially pulled over for loud music and excessive window tint violations.
Local manufacturing companies seeking apprentices
MVMC hosts first Apprenticeship Job Fair in response to local need.
Infante takes stand, denies crimes
Ralph Infante and his attorney John Juhasz confer in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court during Thursday's proceedings. The ex-mayor will continue testifying in his public corruption trial this morning,